Internationaler Buchtitel. In englischer Sprache. Verlag: STANFORD UNIV PR, 384 Seiten, L=230mm, B=153mm, H=25mm, Gew.=508gr, [GR: 27000 - TB/Sozialwissenschaften/Recht/Wirtschaft], [SW: - Sociology], Kartoniert/Broschiert, Klappentext: Two revolutions occurred in Israel in the last decade of the twentieth century. The first was in the field of communications; the second was in politics. Telepopulism describes the political and cultural processes that took place in Israel during the 1990s, depicting the major political events of this period from a new, original, and provocative angle, with a foundation of solid theoretical analyses. This book describes the political and media developments of the 1990s from a historical point of view and analyses the new, symbiotic construct that was created--mediapolitik. It explores how the media in Israel become multi-channel and commercial, and explains why the visual culture, advanced by television, takes the place of the written culture and the hegemony of the press. Telepopulism outlines the ways that Benjamin Netanyahu established a new "coalition of the rejected." Finally, this work shows how media influence led to the crystallization of the six new tribes of modern Israel. Two revolutions occurred in Israel in the last decade of the twentieth century. The first was in the field of communications; the second was in politics. Telepopulism describes the political and cultural processes that took place in Israel during the 1990s, depicting the major political events of this period from a new, original, and provocative angle, with a foundation of solid theoretical analyses. This book describes the political and media developments of the 1990s from a historical point of view and analyses the new, symbiotic construct that was created--mediapolitik. It explores how the media in Israel become multi-channel and commercial, and explains why the visual culture, advanced by television, takes the place of the written culture and the hegemony of the press. Telepopulism outlines the ways that Benjamin Netanyahu established a new "coalition of the rejected." Finally, this work shows how media influence led to the crystallization of the six new tribes of modern Israel.

[EAN: 9780804750028], Neubuch, [PU: Stanford University Press], Political Science |Public Policy|Social Policy, Two revolutions occurred in Israel in the last decade of the twentieth century. The first was in the field of communications and the second was in politics. Telepopulism describes the political and cultural processes that took place in Israel during the 1990s, depicting the major political events of this period from a new, original, and provocative angle, based on solid theoretical analyses.The book describes the political and media developments of this period from a historical point of view and analyses the new, symbiotic construct that was created?mediapolitik. The author explores the ways in which the media in Israel became multichannel and commercial, and how visual culture, advanced by television, took the place of written culture and undermined the hegemony of the press. Telepopulism outlines the path that led toward the establishment of Benjamin Netanyahu?s new "coalition of the rejected.? Finally, this work shows how the media influenced the crystallization of the six new "tribes? of modern Israel.This is the first account of Benjamin Netanyahu?s political communication strategy during his term as prime minister. It presents the dramatic cultural and political changes that occurred in Israel in the 1990s with the creation of media-centered democracy. The author shows how Netanyahu used these to construct his political project?Telepopulism."Brilliantly written and jam-packed with anecdotes and examples.the book deserves the attention of media scholars and political scientists, as well as that of anyone concerned with Israeli society during the 1990s. It offers many important insights and raises many interesting questions.? ?Shofar"Peri's book contributes significantly to the neglected aspect of the mediapolitik's implications for the quality of the government."?Political CommunicationYoram Peri is the Head of The Chaim Herzog Institute for Media Politics and Society and Professor of Political Sociology and Communication in the Department of Communication at Tel Aviv University. His previous books include The Assassination of Yitzhak Rabin (Stanford, 2000). Brand NEW unread book. Soft cover bound book.

Two revolutions occurred in Israel in the last decade of the twentieth century. The first was in the field of communications; the second was in politics. Telepopulism describes the political and cultural processes that took place in Israel during the 1990s, depicting the major political events of this period from a new, original, and provocative angle, with a foundation of solid theoretical analyses. This book describes the political and media developments of the 1990s from a historical point of view and analyses the new, symbiotic construct that was created--mediapolitik. It explores how the media in Israel become multi-channel and commercial, and explains why the visual culture, advanced by television, takes the place of the written culture and the hegemony of the press. Telepopulism outlines the ways that Benjamin Netanyahu established a new "coalition of the rejected." Finally, this work shows how media influence led to the crystallization of the six new tribes of modern Israel.